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Suffolk Police Department: Predictive Policing

Agency	Suffolk Police Department
Location	Suffolk, VA
Technology	Predictive Policing
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The Suffolk Police Department used predictive policing softwares since at least 2016.

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Software that suggests neighborhoods or individuals for further law enforcement attention.

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